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Category Archives: American History
To Regulate or Not to Regulate, that is American Exceptionalism
Elvin Lim wonders if, “decades after we have weathered the current crisis, we will still be debating whether or not what Obama did helped or worsened the problem.” Continue reading
At Least He Got My Name Right
What do you do when your work is distorted to make or support political claims you don’t accept in the service of an agenda that you don’t share? Continue reading
A Prodigal Nation, Still
A blog post from Andrew Murphy author of Prodigal Nation. Continue reading
Spring Training and Senatorial Appointments
Donald Ritchie looks at the connection between spring training rookies and Senatorial appointees. Continue reading
A Report Card on Post-Kelo Eminent Domain Reforms
James Ely looks at Eminent Domain Reform. Continue reading
Posted in A-Featured, American History, Florida, James Ely, Law, New London, Politics, Uncategorized, eminent domain, kelo, land, reform, supreme court
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Afghanistan: A Campaign at a Crossroads
An excerpt from The Accidental Guerrilla. Continue reading
Posted in A-Editor's Picks, A-Featured, Accidental, Afghanistan, American History, Current Events, East, Guerrilla, Iraq, Middle, Politics, States, Terrorism, Uncategorized, United, United States, World History, accidental guerrilla, conflict, couterinsurgency, kilcullen, middle east, pakistan, struggle, war
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Dick Cheney’s Interview with John King
Elvin Lim looks at Dick Cheney’s Interview with John King. Continue reading
Posted in , 11, A-Featured, American History, CNN, Current Events, Dick, Dick Cheney, John, John King, King, Media, Politics, Rhetoric, September, September 11, Uncategorized, arguments, cheney
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Does Rush Limbaugh Lead the Republican Party?
Lim looks at who the leader of the Republican Party is? Continue reading
Bill Veeck and O.P.M: Two catalysts of the Cactus League
A look at the beginning of the Cactus League. Continue reading
Federalism and “the Right…to Keep and Bear Arms”
An excerpt from The Invisible Constitution by Laurence H. Tribe. Continue reading